MSc, Geo-information Science, Wageningen University and Research Centre
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Wageningen University and Research Centre, MSc, Geo-information Science

Wageningen University and Research Centre
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Вступительные требования

Students who wish to enrol in a MSc programme at Wageningen University must: have a BSc degree (or equivalent) in a field of science relevant to the programme selected; have a Grade Point Average for their BSc of at least 7 (or 70% of the maximum of the scale); be fluent in English, both written and spoken. The Geo-Information Science Master brings together knowledge from a wide range of disciplines, for example Environmental Sciences, Social Sciences and Geo-Information Sciences. You have a Bachelor degree in the field of Environmental Sciences (planning, soil and water, hydrology, forest and nature, ecology, biology) or Information Technology. Some basic knowledge of GIS (geo-information systems) and remote sensing is required. Диплом бакалавра (Bachelor’s degree), 4 years; Диплом специалиста (Diploma of Specialist), 5 years. 5 point scale 4.0/5 (Хорошо, Good). IELTS overall grade 6.0 (with a minimum sub-score of 6.0 for speaking) TOEFL internet-based 80 (with a minimum sub-score of 20 for speaking) Cambridge FCE pass at grade B or above.

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Расположение

Wageningen Campus is centrally located in the Netherlands with excellent road connections with Amsterdam, Rotterdam and the Hague (just over an hour from Amsterdam and Schiphol), Utrecht (40 minutes), Arnhem (20 minutes) and Nijmegen (just over half an hour). Besides Schiphol, the campus is also within one hour from the international airports of Eindhoven and Düsseldorf Weeze.


The town of Wageningen, where the university is based, is a historic town on the banks of the Rhine. Each year in May the town holds a festival which draws in thousands of visitors, celebrating the town’s significance as the site of the liberation of the Netherlands at the end of the Second World War.